Giv Holds Firm Against Two Chiefs

From C3.25, Giv’s Horse Falters before Piran. It illustrates C3.25.49–55:

C3.25.49
While Giv fought on, Lahhak with hurried courseRemounted on a swift, wind-footed horse.
C3.25.50
The two chiefs, armed with gorz and spear, attacked,Like lions raging where the lines were packed.
C3.25.51
Their gorzes rained with many a crushing blow,Yet Giv sat firm against the double foe.
C3.25.52
Firm in his khadang saddle, Giv held fast,And took delight in battle as blows passed.
C3.25.53
When they beheld that lion standing strong,Defying all their blows the whole day long,
C3.25.54
The two chiefs cried in anger and despair:“What evil has Iran brought us to bear?
C3.25.55
An elephant is mounted on that steed;Only a lion’s claws could make him bleed.”